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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
Per North Rirer, Vessels and Railroads.
GENERAL MAKkET REPORT.

COFFEE-For Brazil growths the market was quite act 70
firm. sellers maintaining their previous views on we
lgl.c for far Rio spot invoices SdIes o.VD
haas ~ 10 ~ for fair; "l9 bags 10 on inc
- for 70 10; l50 bags do At &c %DO oas
DO Of and l9 u hass
l7Lc milder are quiet sales 40 Dass NARA
caho Options attracted rtthcr more attention on an cd''
narSct however. hna lggrcs re9r sentng so %
20 pofnts follows: January lI4O6 ou rem
ruary l73jal740: March, 1850 II tO ApriI lf;:5O9
Il 30: MAY 1870 ali 40. Iunc l72'd l''O octoDr
a i73J; November 80 74O: December, l149H LOO
Gable accounts tho weaker but they I'M.
months were: october. 1875 l7AO; November l!s5
March l7.yjdI755; april. lZ4Odl15O, May. l74O@
II 80. June 1855 n l745. ,...,- ,..,
COTTON-On the actual market there was little demand
firmly held AZ prevons hgnres Sse- 81
- all OF which were Tor oonaumi-
ton The port today were 39OG5 D'le' com
pairing with 3O.Sil Dale' this day last week !na ~ -
day last wear The total port re-
CENTS September been SCI l6f bales comparing
th 800 nses corresponding period last year
The American standard iclasslnca'h
Al as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

November sss: asss
oeoSsf ST. NSysT
;Ss; %s:s
Wheat 500 pusr Corn bush Barley looooo pun
NJ HARD 6o;oos 94 o4s
M Mo ls October SSrseH oiSser
ssrS: T &c s
NS,tsrn ss& go Baker,, F9q s. as
" IsS ousi. seq Plo Sas sc7 6 DOl' ~
a ffGs' M 2se nrm No. w, Ne
IS No as'' ss' g. 5s
Zoo Sa.a S" Barley STa zoo basS
3fG i'' ; bush Corn 4go Ous Oats $500 bush
good demand for desirable trade brands low grsaes d@
S's so ns sna s. Is oo Family
1915 Pennyvaaa Roller Poos'' y o. DO sSrash
s. 09G 25 Indiana 50 . oo GO straigs - ~
g. si 4s gu sG@hf Wr "'
cnOCe 8 90 M9ssS go 9 Minnesota Patents sr
Choice 90 Kys Flour g Is 80 per
%asS s1t basket a% SsT.
Wheat market under light offerings specgao9
10 9o sea sac go Rcd for October 81 do Tor
Moyemsf &c: do for December ssaa 9S'.c Jan
q market r No r mxs spS short Storage
DL,c. No 2N yellow 2Otlst elevator Doc
for october 80 Sic do November dc; 40 Tor DC
cemoer Ig049sac: for January AZ % oats spos
lots held i n ac higher sales Of No Mixed on TRACK az
i I,c: CnOcs White track 80 &c. No mite 3DrD
SGac: Choice DO S7c Futqes Quiet seaiy No W is.c
December 036ic January 80 Potatoes stsa a
sea,y. city family ~ 5UdSJ % 10 PACKETS - 90V
smoked Beef /: 1905 Beet Hams Sis az 20 20
Porx mess Sl6 0l6 5G DO primo mess ne" ,siSoU
do tamIv gGO0I7 Hams smoked ~ l3'2c 90 > r.
cured In tcs Sides clear Ribbed In SAT- 3t V ~
smoked IOa PC Shoulders 10 dry salt fully cnred PC 90
do smoked. 7O7i4c. shoulders pickle cure'i oTg
7c do do smoked. 72a5 SC. Bellies IN picSis: -
CIV Kennel ~ Is 81 steam s. 81, Butchers loose
81 so n q IS Butter hrm-Pennsylyana creamery f.,r'
IS a 26c Western creamery Extra - a !6 D. = ana r.
Y Creamery Extra ~ 022c-: Packing butter &c.
cheese steady. New York Fan Cream at u ar ONO
Flat. Choce ll44 re: do. Fair to PRIME lO2~l
Eggs were active. Pennsylvania nrss at 22c,
ONO aud Western nrsts DC 900; Petroeum.IV
Abel test IN sugar-Rened steady GIsnua'ei
al q Lice COlfsctt)nerS at oasc. POWDERED ~
1905 49,. Feed hrm-wnter Bran $40 5Ossi7 20
bush. Corn ioOO bush oat, 1920 bush; Rye .s
bush. Sbipmen,s-fIour 80. BUSH Whe"s -'-o' o"'u
Corn $500 Dush oats o3OO bush.
TOLEDO oct 6.-Wheat dull ana easier. Cash 70 &c:
October 1850. November C DecemDor L2ci .May
80 &c frmer Cash 45lc; October - pe; May 4o'Ic
october 2JC. ClOverseed ete1dy tash
s4O7L December 81 20. Recepts-Wheat 620Do puSu
Corn 900 Cloverssed 400 bags oats 2OOp oisn
Smpments-Whoat 5000 bu'h Corn 2.OOO bush clover
bags. oats 1000 bush
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AL,ANY BOATS-PEOPLES LINE-Pal
I EHiGU VALLEY RAILROAD.
pASSENGER TRAIN,

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF Cortlandt and Des.
bTOsses sts. as follows:
a. m. for Catasauqua and intermediate points.
a. M FOR Geneva Lyons, Elmlra Rochester, Buffalo
and thu West AMI principal local pont. Chair car 70
Mllkcsbarrc.
for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points. Chair
10 IunkhannOck Connection ~ Reading aud Harris
burg.
40 p. for Piftson and principal intermediate points
Chair ear to Pitiston.
40 p. m. for Copay and intermediate points. Con.
meet Jon to Reading ana Harrisburg. Chair car to Capay
y IN; for Geneva. Lyons, Emira Rochester. Budalo
and the West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons.
80 p. m. for Iaufays and intermediate points
Trains leaving at > a. m, D. IN. and 40 y. m. con-
for ali points Mahanoy IIazletOn regions
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a. FOR Maueh Chunk, naLletOn and intermediate
points.
40 p. m. for topiay and intermediate points.
p. IN. for Geneva. Lyons, ElmiIa Rochester, Buffalo
anf the West. Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
General Lastefn Cniee, 235 BROADWAY
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GRAIN AID PRODUCE MARKETS.
FEATURES OF NEw-YORK DEALINGS.

FEATURES OF NEW-YORK DEALINGS
The grain yesterday were reactonary in their ten
dency but this than natural after the improve
rncnt preceded tho decline Fears OF an increased
movement from interior receiving points were the IN
favorable Influences although light reazions OF traders
who saw profits the chicago holiday were prob
ably the Exporters bought freely, taxing JZOoOD
bushel, OF wheat and bushe, OF Cash wheat
wa. a shade The options more active falling
from early hgures but raViIg partially ana END
ing steady with losses OF 4 for Octo or at Il and
al S2 Decemhs az SGD and January at S4t LOT
February s57 FOR March at ~ = for Pr at sS ana
cent The cash market for corn was
cent, better the options droOpel IN synpathy
ending down la = cent a. fOlows OctoDrr
h13 November and December 52Aa January 52 and Nav
3d. cents oats were a shade better the SPOT but The
opons o. closed steady as follows october
3i. }3S. December 1884, January 81 and MAY
36 cents There export demand for arl but the
homo trade and $50 erces were sold In the op
tons point higher at 81 ~. but the later
months points easier az follows november aug
December 50 3d. January 81 90, February - "a. Mch
80 TO- April - -. May 500. ~
and ro1r reporter yefterdav at New
YORK BaItImore. Philadelphia ara Boston wcto az io
~. l6t bushels corn, 73,b2p Ousns :. oa
IA ST bushels grain 1891 bushels. noHr 4b5'i
pa kages At Milwaukee and II ons iLe arrra were
3S6.375 bls$s. as 3Jo.3'J
bushels total grain sl5Ol5 bushels nour 4OOd@ barrels
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State bonds were quiet: Louisiana cOnso Is were &
at 10 OF city bank stocks. Fourth National sold 3l) at
l16, and American Exchange uD at l42l9.
The feature OF the market for railway bonds was the
greater demand for the high priced which resulted
in little business because OF the scant offerings The
speculative kinds were Irregular Erie second ts were
duh and easy at 99L closing at 80 1924. Missouri.
Kansas ana Texas general Is declined to 30 aud The %
steady at 792. Central of New-Jersey certificate
So strong with small sales at 9S's Rome, Water
town and Osdensburg IS were OF q per cent at sSl3
West shore AZ were firm at 90 a9o. ONO southern
incomes declined to 3iie Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo Gs rose per cent to 20. Last
up 81 at 952i. Richmond and West Point
sold up but closed unchanged at 81 Fort Worth and
Denver irsis cosed 3 higher az 50 st. Louis Arka
or unlisted securities dealt IN at The stock Exchangc
Cotton Seed on certificates 200 at 2si2 29 American
Trunk $4,000 at 99i- 200. PheniH Mining 900 at
GOO, at ~.
Money was easy at lali2 per cent the exceptions
cent and the closing offerings were at 3 per cent.
The sub Treasury was debtor at tho Clearing House
The sub Treasury lost balasco s937,35G, made mp
by losses OF S9l 1s3o com ana sios-9 cnrTcngy
menis @2.392.SlO currency balance SI-'7oo'-'''
The Clearing House statement today !. as follows
Exchanges. $ll7Os$ll7, BALANCES. sl.t4o,oi3;
The United states Treasury at Washing on received o.
day S2O2. 600 Nallcual bank notes for 'edempton
The customs receipts were 1878 ami tho Internal
The foreign exchanges were inactive and hardly as
firm at quotations for business a. follows Bankers bills,
- 79a - 1874 for long and short sterling poet
lively; 2Gi4 and j237, for francs 9li5 aud 9ls for
reich narks; iO and 4O3s for gudcrs.
The governors OF the Bank OF Eng at their weekly
meeting today made change in;s rate oT discount
and it remains At per cent DUNG the week the bunk
lost si67 900 bullion, and the proportion oi us reserve
10 Us liabilities was reduced from - 70 10 3 81 per
cent against decline from IL TO 33 $40 per cent Ia he
same week OF last year To-day bank gained on bal
ance bullion Tho weekly statement of the Bank
France shows loss Of 72J,OOO frs gold and loss
OF $4,000 fIs silver. Al the London stock IIchan- g
BRUSH cunsOs opened higher at O2 lG Tor money and
IO2li for and closed At l0l 1916 aud lo2 3Id
against lOl IS IL and lO2 l-l6 respectively Tor money
aud account last evening American railways opened
higher ruled strong and closed at me hghrs h-utes
At Paris French per cents firm AZ SIT ~ 10
Tho Northern Pacific Railroad Company give1 notice
to holdcIs Of extended dividend certificates. or those
which VIII he extended or before october 81 1857,
that thay will have tho privilege up 10 January l. 1913,
OF converting them into bonds. which the prefer "a
stockholders shall authorize AT the meeting to DO hcld
November 3. 1857.
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THE STATE or TRADE.

prr,,onr oct G-Cotton dull. MhnIiinr oisc .....
Flour Howard street ami Western Suo-' nav - - -
MA, 7I,-rinr - 3fneGo 10. Extra 90 % a. TO- n,
rtp1. q 3D. Pttps-S Fanny 4 - TO- ,urerl1tive
Patent - O....~ southern nrucr tet Hpd sc
&c.. Nr,tcfn steady. 80 " inter kel spot
20 ~ -pfur October November 0l't9 u sc.
Dccennrf 80 January = az a sc 'orn-aouthern
trn Whiie b-aGlc. irIow jt0J1c. Ncs,rrn hrmrr
Gtmer southern sda3,o. we,tcrS s5a}o- Western
Mr-n 5sn5t'. fcnnsylvAna 80 n 'd.....-i, va,
Western 81 vJdslj o.. provisions crI >, f"rk
- 2Jusl61f bIkmeits - touiIcrs Lut llr 80 sides
tl,acI GI4Utc. Bacan-Shouitcr, a. -f.. { ear ho
Hlc H4nt Ia l|tt------ Ia N--fcf ne AZ &C.
.. Buttcr himci. Western PicNet IJa irr. Creamery
nam Esrs quiet a l,a l9c I'trr ~ ~div -
Hennet haao...-.t onee- itio orln 80 ar.
is SUGAR steady eoit l.l,r... G, lper--
lO0 ibilc. bsfev steaHy at - it1 -
lrcirnt' t. Lvero,ei pss sie1mer d9i-Coir, i',i L
Wheat 2iGJD bush Corn so Dusn cat. 500 on,r
Ityc ]. too bu.n- rmprsruts-Fl"tt $i3 bbl@ Whea.
...... bu.t Cora bush. aaGs-WhrAt 2'7ipJ bdsh
nosroS oct -Flour steady Common rVtrl' - 10
dr55t ,ortr rnNt, Patents Ch1r"ie FANCY - - a. -
.... 'om nrn-~tc'meT Yellow % q 49, steamer Niiet
-pnnes YET to- -I7 Olus2l ~ "iutor shorts 81 %
epine 81 o. ...lnttnf Etm- Extra N0ri'rn cream
ntu-fa-iern iNlrA' 70. v eSetn 1919 -uo $50;
Erceints t,r vcck-tIour 40G1p h3iN ani 10000
sa.A4 lO3UUD oats 2iNouO DH,n shorts do'
rtyr.ro oct 6-whcat-To. iIarl iul II s5c. New
$50 Cd NO | IIsrf Noutefn fac.tc 500, new do Al
Sic. Winter Wheat in far demand So Rel Michigan
Slc No Vino Michigan .J'4c torn closet lower,
No > sold AZ loc. ~. "a 4~rai9 9o store so ,
yellow 4Jc oats otriay fur demand NJ.
WL,fe $50 80 3 Wmf. 3.itc. Mixed 5lc......
W H,re,pts wcrr-Tinir 20 900 nbl4 Mneat 10000
busu Iauroad supnoutsFlJur 5000 bb. Wheat l2cOb
bu-i 5000 bush oats 1000 bhsL bdtleY .-....
bush Canal shpnonts-Whet 3ODOJo lush Corn 10000
busL oats 2s.ODO oush. Barley .-.... bash
CucA.J Oct G-lhe ltIiilg tutures ranged as follows
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THE PETROLEUM MARKET.

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
with the ering shorts wednesday the crude oil
market reapsed condition Of dulness now
we'll owned by the ndefatsabo drilier MI Philips VINO
however s actively working the shutdown move
nept success was reported doing 30 an hour but
the market responded but slightly 10 the news The specn
ton In fact practically featureess and a"r narrow
range of unchanged from Tuesdays nna
figures. ,.., .-,. -. a.. ,on.o,
dated Exchange were as follows;
Onsn,n- SO uovsst ........ 81 =
ut.hs.f ''''''''-'''''-'''' S-IIiuai
e~ies
Reanei oil without change at cents perE aon AOe'
test, at all ports
frTsbUEe. Penn. Oct 6.-Petro.eum active AMI hrn IA
highest. 6SLa lowest price 81.
BgADFoED. Penn. Oct 5-Nationa Transit Certificates
spened SO closed at GSi.; highest, ga, lowest
B7T. Clsarances 1880. 900 barrels
TfTusvIiLB, Penn. Oct 6-Nasnai Trasdt Certidcatos
opened At IS highest 6sas lowest B7Ts closed g.
HAVANA MARKET
HAVANA. Oct e-spanish gold. 237ssa2sa Exchange
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LTROpEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

LoNDON. oct C-4p m.-Conso, lOl l5lG for money and
lO2 SO for Atlantic and Great Western rst
trustees certificates Ere. 2!'i Mexican
Ordinary. 42as IT. Paul Common, 1871; New York Cen
trial! Ill., Pennsylvania G74 leading. 5l'- Mexican
Central ia y Pans advces quote per cent nes AZ -
francs the account and Exchange on Lon
don at francs centmcs for checks The amount OF bullion
gone into Bank OF Eng balance today Ss6 OOl
nglaud has docreaseK RfDIOOD
during past The proportion OF the Bank OF Eng
lands 10 liability which last week was as 10 per cent
1854 per cent. -, ~,
PARIs, oct THE weekly statement Of the Bank Of
Of 7l225,UOO francs In goh aud
~ 600 francs In SILVER.
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1--WE STOCK MARKET.

TALIOw-Is again stronger and IN moderate aemanu'
PRIME CITY quoted Slice sales 900 3D. private 'erm
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Gteamboais ano Railroads.
ALL FARES REDUCED
VIA sroNGNGrON II,

VIA srONGNGTON LINE.
inside Route for BOSTON PROVIDENCE anil the EAST.
only g to Boston. - - 10 Providence.
Thcare steamers Rhode Island aud Massachuseit leave
new per j v H. one block above Canalst Al p II daily
pIg
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ ' LA hAL isity a -.
GREAT IDO l,-IRAOh INO Nh LINE
ON ant after september Il trains leave
GRAND CENTRAL. DEPOT


IS A IN. Rochester Montreal ENptcss, drawing
Albany, Troy ana Syracuse also W Slonea
no 20 a. m the FAMOUS CHICAGO LIMITED com.
pos eNcusYcl, or Eurct smoking ar dining draw.
Ing sleeping Tor Albany tea ~ facusc
Rochester Bunao Niagara Fails fre, Cleveland and
Tolc \ arriving hi aro 80 a m. neNt day.
no 80 "a M, Che 20 Express, drawing room cars
CanlalA.gi. and ROchr,fcr
III 30 B. m. western Ncw. York and Nor hen Express,
3 80 p m A blny Troy, Saratoga and Uuca spoci,l
win drawing room ears 10 Troy ana Sarruga
4 D m. Accommodation 10 Albany and Troy.
- Fdsi Chicag" Express. Win sleeping cats zoe
Mag "a Fails Bun Ap $ : ea,ln Bridge. Toledo Detroit
ant Chicago Dining car \cw-l lfk 10 Albany
D. Fast Cincinnati and ST. Louis ~ press with
sleeping car, for CcVeand Cincinnati, lu.ltlJlos 81
Louis Aubnrn. Geneva CnandAsHA da.y Dining car
New York % Albany.
- D. m Montreal and rtic1 ENpress daily. sleep.
ins Pattsburs aud Montreal via Rouscs Point and
VIA Adams. sunday tain docs not west Ot
p. M Special sleeper arrives Rochester 30 a. n.
buffalo 35 m, and Cleveland ~ - p. M ncNt diy
Roche-ter, BuNalo. Niagara rails Cleveland Toledo Do
tOit and Chicago Sleeping ear, 10 Clayton VIA Cuca
II is p m, Night Express WITH sleeping cars ~.
West Tor SsratgL Lake George Snt 'os he AOr.h CA
eept saturday nlght)
Tickets ana space drawing and sleeping ARA
sale Grand Central Depot i3. 80 md = Br Away
Mott Haven station rs ST., NeN.YorN; 3 Wahingt0o
and 73O Fulton sts.. BrooAn ani ~ Fourth a.. i-ns
burg.
wescots Express cal Ior and check baggage from
- Run daily 1thcrs douy except Sunday .s.op al
Mott Haven station u3sth-sD ,,,-,.,r ,,o,,,--,,
General Superintendent General Passenger Ageas
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snOhE RAILROAD.

w Lor SiOhE kAlLROAD.
w n. \. Z. s. IL. L. IL CO.. leSsees. -,
i2d,t. station iO.lO"s ana 10 h'
utes earlier from foot OF Jay-sL, North River.
Detroit and Chicago % % a M u 05, $40 p III
st. LOUIS - 05. = rs D. m. 49,
syracuse, Buffalo Rochester Srsp nsion Bridge Nias'
uuc. lcs y 81, II 80 a M s %; 'si1 e; .la
% IS. II 30 a. NJ a. sos . 10 P m.., .,e;45,
IS IS = rs, - 50. 1915, IL 80 IN, A, 10 D.
. .. As y. ana Us p. M Iranstons 0ofH"""
NewDurg.
For Mon,re,l and Canada Fast o5 Pm M
Hamilton. London. % IS a. M 20 o. SID p ="
Toronto. 10 IS a. m. 10 o5. 3 Is ,. m, r,u, Gin
Elegant sleeping. for BuliaO Niagara faliS Su'
e!nnaiC DeI0i Chicago and ST. Louis.
DAILY. iOaiN except SATURDAY.
her trains daily eNcept SUNDAY. -. ..comro
For tickets time ables parlor or fopsIya $50
Washne ton ST. 7S0 FuIidi.st Annex ONCE foot Q. I'll
ton st York city-3G3, 7s5. 9i2 BroaWGs. roo, Of
Vest led ST., foot OF JaysI. N, II. T. 1890 sssE
Vanderbilt ave. SenerA eassSHsSA -
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Gteamboafs ait0 Railroads.

A -RONDOUT. KINGSTON AND CATS.
IVES. PdIntj. Cornwall, Newbura, Marlborough, M,soa
bnr Iee and EsOpus injecting WIN Ulster and Del
aware Stony Glove and Catskili Iouptaln Karoada
Steamers Of Kngs0n and d, 'a do OF III fs ~
e eeSty ss MeGd gay when cy Kingston leaves at
DAY LINE to OLD POINT COMFORT.
b. NORFOLK. VA, and SOUTH.
Leave via Penn. r. r. 80 p. m Paror cars % Bau:
more thence palace steamers arriving a. ~ ryhs az
8 rs q m. Norfolk g m. r.n, a,o Ero1dway. r y
FALL RIVER LINE. FARES lsS',.i REDUCED I;IEIn
REDUCTION TO ALL OTHER POINTS.
Steamers PILGRIM and BRISTOL leave Pier ~ n H.
foot OF Murrayst p daily sundays included t,nhee
Returning trains connecting with steamers az ~ N'sr
leave Boston week days at p m, sunNVs' pm Az
Tckets and stacrooms secured principal TRANSFER and
cket Offices, office Oh Pier IS and on steamers
NOR HUDSON AND COXSACklE.
saturday at @ n M from foot or Jayst. " H. H.,
Competing With Boston aud ALBANY iIai'toaL
TIUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NEW.YORK and ALBANY.
Daily (exccpt Sundays)
,e,ve Brooklyn. TuIon.st. (by Annex. s :ooa m
Leave heays N NewYSr, Wess y2ds pier
landing "a sSrA clK Mp' and n5isoa
A dno BAED2 SSfEtas srid s :ac' 00''
urer porNT and NEWBURG with down day boat
aIRANY with ~ Y. CENTRAL g. Al X; II L. iot
utica Bulfaio NIAGARA FALLS and the west VITA
Albany r for rost9n October 49, from
Last trips from New-fork Saturud9' "'''0' 49, ~
/
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Good Ordinary GIG Low Mliins.-..- Jiig
ST. Coed Ordinary .--...1k Nhdllas 80. 10
option trad the temper was steady ono on nIr
at Keeping with hrmer accounts
IN advance OF IL
closed steady at further advance OF % points sales
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THURSDAY, Oct 6-P. NJ
Wall street bureau of nisinformation to-day pub
shed that the Treasury gained SOL balance yes
arday Tho Washington Treasury statement OF cash on
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CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERsEY

~ FOOT or LIBERTY STREET. NORTH XIV LIZ
For pmiLADEIPIiiA and TRENTON. Bound
Brook liout9' AZ A. .iJ2 T. - a, u. AS IN a. So
ram leaving 4, 80, u 80 a. a. sis 80
iUtt,yllle. etc 4 a. for LIAc llopAtconS' f.ssIni
,cnIeheI Ansatowu. Reading Har'isbu g. &C On sun
= 30 a. u. Tor Ike nopatcong, La'ton' Bethlehem
= no a m Tor Er,tOn. Bethlehem Allentown. Mauch
CHUNK " kesbarre ranton X adag Harrisburg fo.I''
VIE Tana41a ShAmoAlh' suNou1y' Ae"So''s' "'''''
! and l 20 IN for Eas on. Be.hleh m, Allentown
- ( IA f "a, s G 6SNeS Saoan .'
( 30 D. for Lake lOpltcong La'ton' be'H'chc''
Is p m Tor Ea-ton, Bcthleh m, Allentown, Maueh
Ckunk HiAcsnsrrs Eeading, Harrisburg etc. On sun
u"y, a. a. ~ D. IN \ NJ 30. 60 90, 20, e:I5
L. M Sunday, 90 a. m Tor Red Bank Long Branch
tAsDury rank. ocean GroYe' eAeep. sud'y9b ROM
i - a. m. 80, 30 P IN. t'F L'Hewood' Tons
a. m' / 20 b. m. for Beach Haven. Atlantic cry.
co. S' ! Is, Us a. m 80 42o Ol5 for
''t''t o., 90, el5 10 30 II rs M 50. 90;
4 80, 20, = 10 p. M sundays W a LII Tor fcs1h
NEw SllST nS s9Kr XII. Re- DIV
For LONG IEANCH oClAN GROVE, 60
A. io- o rsn la & i2 Log 2 nreh
A. go. 10 Is a NJ, 4 "a - fog NtanIc II eh'aud'
At 10 Is a m., 3 a. y. M fvr Iln,ron, A-bu} Park
Ocean Grove, ocean u ach Spiins LAX, Pom, It1,Ant
raro. ''''''' '' ''''' ~ ' ''
4 TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE
"A. steamers CITY OF TROY and SARATOGA leave
TO-. Chrlstophcr>t Notth River day except satrr.
touches at Albany. Troy eAcur7ion tckeis' - 20.
CATSKGLL EVENING LINE.
fn,f Ia Il OF n b D. III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

CUORE LINE. All Rail Route for Boston,
- Newport and the East. Express caves Oran1 Senr'
Station at } A. N Limited EApess except Sunly. l.
p M Fast Express at II M daily NG~pors e.,
leaves Al D. m daily except sunday ialsSI
u 81. epng cars TO destination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
N Trains leave from Chambers s. StatI9n f9G Egg &c
% o 80 and II 30 a N. / Is 3 30 I 4 50 20.
40 6 80. s. 10 20 p. m ~ mldnigh sundays; 40.
Non sni TaImans' 80, Z 10 go a 10 50 80
n m Il D. IN. Saturf1Js onyl. |ndsys y 80 a. M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07
;acA@ -' OF '"C G ' as futures iaasc as follow,

FIonr prccs uncllnrs thoce % Fancy Wlhcr Patents
- OO4. o. southern winters - uca3 =, Ichigan aud
Wcousu Winter, ~ GOi 90 Fair 10 hoice Seconds - so
ar thoic- 10 Minnesota Patents II 30 a. 90
SOFT Wheat Paons 81 lOH4 80 Minnesota RakeTs IN sacks
81 2j03 So Ch0 &C soft springs - bOe3 30 Low
Grade Springs 81 1uu2 80 Rye Flour IN barrels . 1Od2 10
Tho ash prlces folows-N0 Spring Wheat nc
G9Lo No Sprng Wheat at Go No Rel at
. Corn i2S.....-No oats 20 ST..
No Iyo 4sc.....No. BARLEY Gjc.-...No. Flax seed
81 u5a. -. Primo Timothy Seed 81 25......Mess Pork
per Lard 100 10 vi 90 short RAD
sides loose 81 TO-. Dry Saltei Shoulders boxed 50 70
teIs goods gallon u - Sngar-Cut Loaf o. ga 6Aei
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Northern l. a l9i3l
CIScfNyArr. G-Fonr easier Family So 20 a p A.
10 So ~ Wheat easier. No Red rs a.
Il nc Receipts $500 bush shpmont' 500 bush Corn
firm. NJ MlxpI IJc......Oats stcaly-No. Mixed
2sc......r Ave was nrn-Ne j@G 56c---; Pork was
quiet repacked 1T si 25 Lard dull 80 H. Hulk Meats
tiomnal-ShOrL 81 90 Bacon irmer-Short RIBS
-. Clear ~ d.. Whskey was finn
unchanged Creamery 20 p27c DAIRY $50 Eggs weaker
Chsese hrn: Flat regular /; n Hogs
Common and Light at IS l50ti 81. Packing and
Butchers a 2JUti 90. 9copt, =. 100 NOAH shipments
800 head
DRTROIr Oct. 6.-Whaat-No. | " hito Cash "a 9c No 2
Red cash 75c october - 2ci November 7opc; Decem.
Der use; May sic Corn, No 4Ogc..... Oats-Na
2S1c; No White 304c.. lteceips-Whsat 81 800 Dush
Corn 1000 bush. oats 400 bush
INDIAsAPoLIs Oct o. Wheat hrm; 72c bid Corn dull;
42c asked ..... oats steady. 26'sc bid.
MILWAUKEE. Got 6-Flour nrln Wheat lower Cash
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-07

NAL. RAiLWAY.-ihrousI outraihs leave
u o5a.st 3 minutes earlier than time SHOWN HOH
nm local Trains leave 23ls~ tIvm W ~ A.n
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CLOSING PRIOE, IF BOSr)V SF)00S
RosrOy Oct O. Ar
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CLOSING PRICES or PHILA DBLPHrA STOCKS

Bit Asked Bid Asked
y.,r.x,xan,. 55s G51 Buffalo. N.Y& 49,
PhlIx. ....-. ~ lVr
Eecslpts .--''''' \ 7 Central. 73L &73s
Esaalng; b4a IS oregon Trans. 20b 20Ss
Herts Pacific 2a. "s %orisas.... 1903. Ioa.
kevs ipactnc M y Top. IL
" orsS - ASIA 48s II q Top pref SVS 81,
. Shtn6 / St Paul. 16| Ios
SbiIa and Erie 80 2s Traction. ........ 63 %